The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-09-15

The following pensions have been grant
ed: Wisconsin-Mother OF G. W. Eddy,
New wchester. Originals: 8. Witt, Clever:
8. C. Miles. Stetsonville; ]. E. Connell,
Bloomington; f. Olson, Hixton; A. Jarvis,
Bloomer; s. F. Stewart. Darlington; w.
F. Shierkols. Sandusky; A. Mittlestadt.
Princeton; o. D. Robinson. Burr Oak; r.
ingdale; s. r. Welch, Grand Rapids; A.
T. Bugbee. Independence; l. ID. Childs,
Milton. Minnesota: c. j. Rowley. Litch'
field; G. l. Frandle Blue Earth City; NJ.
Porter, Little Falls; Frank Conrad,
Douglass; H. Silver. Grove lake. Dakota:
G. Perry. Altoona; s. Scribner, Rapid
City; c. Van Ness, Parker; d. c. Brown.
Watertown; S. Mcdonald, Tracy.
What Inspector James says: Grain men
in ST. Paul and Minneapolis are complain
ing that large amount OF the wheat now
coming into the elevators at primary
points is OF a very inferior quality, a great
deal OF it being not only damp but also
| full OF foul seeds, which makcs q very high
percentage OF 'dockage." This is more or
less true Of every season, but the present
harvest seems to be an unusual one in re-
spect to the proportion OF damp wheat.
When there ia as much dirt in wheat as hap.
pens this season, it would be good plan
for farmers to club together and clean their
| wheat before putting it into the local ele.
vator. Another thing the farmers ought
| to do is to hold back their damp wheat
and let it dry awhile; then, when they
| ship it in they will get much better grade
| for it.
The Richmond Paper Company OF Provi.
| dence. K. L., has suspended.
Henry Lees, foreman OF Fields Bros
stock farm, Cedar Falls, was gored to
death by bull.
| Rev. F. B. Reichl, one OF the newly or.
to the charge OF Madison, Dawson, Mariet.
! ta and Yellow Banks-all located in Lat
Qui Parle county. Rev. Jno. ], Jacobs
has the charge of Holy Name, Loretto
Medicine Lake and the church OF st. Jane
Chantal, Medina,-all in Hennepin County
At Salada, Colo. the engine o
the east bound Ieadville express, which
left Friday morning the I'd inst, went
| through the Beaver Creek bridge between
here and Pueblo, killing the engineer, Shaw,
and two others, one being tramp, with
several wounded,
At Greenville, Ohio, the county treasur-
er's' safe doors were found open recently
| and S4S,OOO missing. The treasurer,
John s. Simon, is not at home. Treasur-
er Simon and son Harry were arrested
| and taken to Cincinnati before Squire
Myer the former charged With embezzle-
ment OF S35, 900 and the son with grand
larceny to the amount OF $4,000.
Tho Toronto Mail states sauthoritatively
that Mr.. Norquay. premier OF Manitoba,
has succeeded in raising a loan OF a million
dollars for railway purposes on bonds OF
will be applied to the completion OF the
Red River Valley road, the rails for which
| are now lying at Montreal.
| New York Special A few weeks ago the
wife OF Lient. Totten, OF the Fourth aftil:
| lery, who is stationed at West Point, and
| Lieut.. Darr, also on duty at West Point,
| quilted that place together and under cir.
cumstances that led to the belief that they
had elored. Mrs. Totten took her child
with her. and Lieut. Darr sent his resigna.
ton to the war department.. 1t is learned
| that the parties fed to South America.
The following pensions have been grant
ed Observation-Disclosures of j. C. McManus
Lacrosse: widow OF d. Kennedy, Necedah
father of T. B. Perry. Tomah. Original
| L Kelley, Belle Center; j. c. McNanus
| (deceased), La Crosse; G. A. Bender, Cen.
tralia; N. H. Philmlee. Boscobel; o.
Wright: Mauston; c. E. Morley, Reads.
town; A. J. Spahr, North Freedom; w.
Searls Sylvan; D. Newton, Kendall; J.
Corey, Madison; A. D. Wyman, Eau Claire
J. Kennedy, Milwaukee,; F. Webb. Ken.
dali; H. H. Signor, Ironwood; L. Thorn.
ton, Amigo; T. S. Wood, Winneconne; E.
Oliver. Fall River; d. Wilson. Excelsior;
B. G. Thomas, Eastman; J. c. Livingston
River Falls; T. c. Coon, Kilbourne City;
w. NJ. Leonard, Madison; J. Compton,
nesota-J. Stems, Chaska; b. F. .Zarracher,
Crookston; w. McBeth, MINNEAPOLIS; P.
Schermerhorn, Minneapolis; G. Workman,
Carrimona; G. w. Boyce, RovaIton; Will
lam l.. Coon, Mankota. Dakota-L. O..
Webster, Parker; A. McGinnis, Roanoke;
8. j. Heath, Conklin; R. Kempter, Spear.
fish; T. L. Hopping, Iroquois.
The following decisions on land cases have
been made public: The secretary of the
interior has denied an application for
certiorari in the matter OF William Moores
Cash Entry No. 1892 OF the southwest
quarter OF section 33, township 130 range
Al west, Fargo, Dak., made on behalf G.
w. L. Cooper. He has also allowed a writ
OF certiorari in the case OF j. w. Murray
under rules OF practice 83 and "a in the
matter of his Communication Cash Entry No
$3.50 Original Homestead Entry No
2O37) OF the south half OF the southwest
quarter of section 5, the southeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter OF section 6, anG
the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter OF section 8, township 60, rangt
Is west, Duluth, MINI. He has reversed
the decision OF the commissioner caneellin,
Sophia p. Willey's entry OF the northwest
quarter section Is, township 1O3, rangt
SO, Mitchell Dak) land district ordered
patent to issue. The secretary has revers
ed the decision of the commissioner in the
case OF c. A. Mallory's entry OF the north
west quarter section 20, township 1O1,
range SO, Mitchell district, which has beer
held for cancellation on the ground OF non
residence. The secretary has affirmed tn,
decision of the commissioner OF the genera
land office denying the right OF the st. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba to land In sectior
%, township 1913, range "a, st. Cloud OF
flee, upon which Edwin A. Chadwick had
fled in 1876, and gives the land to Chad
wick.
the railroad and warehouse commission
ers to come to Duluth and spend day
in investigating the dirty wheat" ques
tion. The elevator and grain men ar,
anxious that the commissioners shoulG
see for themselves some OF the cars Of very
dirty wheat that is cleaned.
Lalmadge A. Lambert, Washington
lawyer, who says he is the son of David
Lambert, q newspaper man in the North
west years ago. has begun proceedings tt
establish his claim to 47S acres OF land OF
the shore Of Lake Phalen, near st. Paul
valued at 81, 600, 900.
United States Consul Taylor OF Whine
peg. at the reception given the officers o
tho Hudson Bay company, paid q hand
some tribute to the late Prof. Baird, will
whom he was very intimate. and to Hon
Norman w. Kittson OF st. Paul as q grea
pioneer.
The secretary OF the interior orders tn
suspension Of swamp land patents in tn
| Duluth district.
Gov. Porter, assistant secretary OF state
will resign, az he says, because his wife
health demands leaving Washington a
once.
The liberal leaders have decided to chal
lenge the legality OF the proclama tions Tor
bidding the Ennis and other meetings.
Miss Mary Curtis Lee. daughter OF th
late Gen. Robert e. Lee. is greatiavorit
in London society.
The new Catholic university win be Ia